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Transplanting hibiscus into a hole that is too deep may cause the lower part of the trunk to rot. If you need to add soil back to the hole, press it down firmly with your foot to create a firm seat. Hibiscus shrubs grow best in the long run if you use the soil you removed from the hole as backfill. Hibiscus plants should be transplanted whenever they are not getting enough sun, or when they are overcrowded--or even when theyre just not doing well where they are. Examine your perennial hibiscus plant for signs of new growth in the spring. Hibiscus plants are generally among the last perennials to put up new shoots, so be patient, it can take until mid. divide and transplant a hibiscus with help from a certified professional horticulturist through the american society for horticultural science in this free video clip. set the hibiscus down next to the new planting hole prepared in step 1. Add soil to the pre-dug hole so the hibiscus will be growing at the same level it was before transplanting. Put the roots of the hibiscus into the planting hole and back fill the hole with the improved soil. Move plants during the cooler months of the year from autumn to early spring and do it during the early evening as it will help to minimise moisture stress. The impressive flowers of the hardy hibiscus (hibiscus moscheutos) provide a tropical flair to gardens in u. hibiscus is a tropical plant, it grows well outside all year in regions where the soil and air temperatures never drop below 50 degrees fahrenheit, according to clemson university. Transplanting is stressful for any plant high temperatures and excessive sun can wilt a stressed hibiscus. Showy hibiscus shrubs brighten any corner of a yard with their impressive blooms that range in size.
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